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County and State News.
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Camp meeting at Tunnelton on
the 26th.
We do all kinds OF job work at
this Office.
Lewis county has no place TO hold
court since the courthouse burned.
Judge Ice sentenced Charles La
kei to ten years in the penitentiary.
Mr. Ira F. Groves, Of Friendship,
is lying at the point OF death with
che fever.
Wheeling is having a big time this
week. Thousands of strangers are
attending the reunion.
A, D. Menear had his hand pain
fully bruised while working with
surfAcing machine, Saturday.
Joseph Watson, of Valley district,
Is now the possessOr of an excellent
organ. He bought OF Stone.
Geo. A. Walls WAS considerably
shaken up on Monday by his bicycle
breaking while riding along Price st.
David Shafer died at his residence
In Valley district, Monday last, of
typhoid fever, in his eighty third
year.
About twenty-eight hands employ
ed In the various departments Of the
b. Il o. shops at Piedmont have been
discharged.
Cards are out announcing the we'd
ding Of Ida G. BonaHeld to L. J.
Mem lien at TunneltOn on this
Thursday evening.
Greeley Hyde's jewelry store, at
Oakland, was burned on Sunday
morning. The building was also oc.
eupied by the Y. NJ. G. A. and
Pritchard's photograph gallery. We
are unable TO give particulars.
ThOs. H. b. Staggers has been en-.
piOyed TO defend Black, Wells aud
MADEIRA, who are to be tried at the
October term Of Circuit Court Of
MOnOngalia county for the murder
ofEmma RObinson.-Indez.
The failure Of the State to sustain
the indictment against Ralphsnyder
was because the States witnesses
sWore TO statements entirely different
from what they told Mr.. Fortney on
number Of occasions before the
case was called.
Mr.. Bud Wardwell, Of Kingwood,
has been secured by Col. Geo. NJ.
Whitesoaryer TO superintend the con.
stEuction Of his new business build.
ing. Mr.. WsrdWelI is q thorough
and experienced architect and is well
qualified for the position be has been
selected 10 fll. -Sentinel.
The swindlers or their confederates
Who attempted TO secure a big lot Of
money from a South Union township
farmer several weeks ago. succeeded
lass week In getting a thousand dol.
lars from farmer William Barnbart
Of Mt Pleasant, Westmoreland coun.
". Beware Of strangers who want
to buy your farms and wind up by
wanting to show you some new tricks
ct eards.--GeHiss Of Liberty.
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Rnso Boil.

A part Of a game of base ball was
played on last Friday afternoon. It
was intended by some of the visiting
club TO be a match game bat failed
signally inasmuch rs our town nine
was not expecting them-in fact, the
Captain had told them it would be
impossible to play on that particular
evening on account Of the best play.
ers being absent, preparing for the
entertainment which was TO be given
by the school on that evening. How.
ever, part Of the Tiger nine came
bringing with them three players
from the River City club Of Row
lesburg. They expected by this
method TO regain some Of their losses.
After great deal Of talking IL was
agreed that Mr.. Moore, Of Rowles-
burg, although considerably against
his will, should act as umpire. The
game was called so late in the eve
ming they we're unable 20 play more
than i've innings. The score at that
time was - to 10 in favor Of the
visiting club.
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The much-talked-of case of the
State against 1. c. Ralphsnyder, upon
an indictment charging him of hav.
ing, by false pretence, procured from
Sabina McDermott her signature to
a contract by which she transferred
and assigned to him a claim of $500
she had against John A. Connell,
came up for trial on Tuesday last.
A jury was empannelled and the
State introduced Mrs. McDermott
who proved that she employed Mr..
Ralphsnyder as her attorney to col
lect the $500 from said Connell; that
she agreed to give him whatever he
could get over $50; that she held the
claim against Connell because he
was the father OF her child, as she
claimed. She admitted that she was
a married woman and had been for
two years or more before Connell be.
came the father of her child, and that
she did not know where her husband
was as he had gone away and left
her. Upon hearing her statement
the Court excluded her testimony be.
cause it wholly failed to prove the
charge in the indictment. Then Jno.
A Fawcett was called to prove the
charge in the indictment and his CIV.
idence was about the same as the
other witness, and for the same rea-
son the Court excluded his testimony
There was no other evidence to of,
fer by the State, and the jury, by or.
der Of the Court, signed verdict of
not guilty at the bar of the court
without retiring to consider the yer.
dict. Mr.. Ralphsnyder was defended
by JAS. Morrow, jr., Hon. b. +. Mar
tin and M. III. Dent. Mr.. Martin re.
marked that the counsel for Mr..
Ralphsnyder regretted that there
should be such an abrupt termination
of the case for they desired an op.
portunity to show that every word OF
the accusation was false and without
any foundation. The contract proven
by the two witnesses was a perfectly
fair and legal transaction, and did
not show that she had assigned her
claim to Ralpnsnyder at all but only
that he had employed him as her at.
torney to collect her pretended claim
on Connell, and wholly failed to sus.
tain the charge in the indictment. 1t
turned out that there was nothing at
at all in the charge against the de-
PENDANT, who offered no evidence on
his behalf. From rumors aAoat, the
public had been led to believe there
might be something wrong in this
matter, but it now turns out that the
rumor was wrong Mr.. Ralphsnyder
is fully vindicated and honorably &C.
quilted from the charge. We are not
able to see that the plaintiff had any
claim that she could enforce against
Cornell, and no claim that she could
assign to Ralpesnyder. She did not
assign her claim to Ralphsnyder nor
pretend to do so IS the contract shows.
We are informed that had the case
progressed, the defense would have
produced and offered the contract in
evidence in his own behalf, which
would of itself, have been a complete
REPUTATION Of the charge against him.
How often are innocent men unjustly
accused. Such things should not be.
Rumor too often attempts to destroy
a good name, and altogether too Of
ten people are misled and caused to
believe a falsehood.
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Personal PARAGRAPHS.

Personal PARAGRAPHS
Movements OF People About Us.
Miss Kate Shaaer ofIndependencc
is visiting relatives and friends in
town.
Thos. O'Hara, one of Gladesville's
wide awake Democrats, called to see
us yesterday.
j. 7. Graham, of Rockville, was in
town on Saturday.
Prof. NJ. NJ. Ross, of Fairmont,
now principal OF the public schools
of Nashville, Tenn, was visiting Mr..
w. III. Copeman last week.
We noticed Maj T. p. r. Brown
of Philippi, on our streets last week.
d. o. Feather, of Albrights was in
town on Friday.
Nolan Gibson, one of Albrights
enterprising merchants, was in town
on Friday.
Prof A. w. Frederick gave us
pleasant call on Friday. Prof. will
probably engage in the newspaper
business soon.
Rev. b. b. Evans, Of Nowburg
was in town on Thursday.
w. Creed Huntington, of Terra
Alta, made q business trip to our
town on Friday.
Mrs. Lantz and little daughter left
this morning for Davis, Tucker coun.
ty, to visit her husband. Joe Lantz
went with them as far as Elkins.
Mrs. Lewis Bush and Arnold Wer.
ner, of Eglon drove over to Kingwood
on Monday.
Hon. VIM. M. o. Dawson left
for Berkeley Spring Tuesday morn
ing to attend the State Press Asso
citation.
VIM. II. Copeman left for Berkeley
Springs Tuesday morning. Mr.. c
will represent the ARGUS at the State
Press Association.
w. II, McGibbons, of Bruceton,
called to see US to-day. He is we'll
pleased with the ARGUS.
Miss Lakin Of Oakland, is attend
ing Institute here.
Ed. West the efficient Dept. Clerk
OF Garrett county Md. and Gilmor s.
Hamill, prominent member Of the
Oakland bar we're attending court
this week as Witnesses in Ralphsny-
der case.
Frank Speelman, OF Bruceton Mills.
gave us a pleasant call on Monday.
Misses Mollie Murdoch and Jessie
Oliver, two Of Wheeling's most fac
mating and accomplished young
ladies, who have been visiting friends
and relatives in Kingwood for about
a month, returned home last Satur.
day
Chas. Y. Bishop Will Menear and
Frank Murdoch left yesterday after.
noon for Wheeling TO take in the big
reunion.
Joseph Marum and John w. Ma
son, Of the Grafton bar, were in town
several days this week on legal bust
ness.
A. G. Mason, Of st. Joe, was in
town on business last Friday.
James w. Dodge, Of Terra Alta
called TO see us last Friday.
Austin Dodgr, one Of Portland
districts solid citizens made us a
pleasant call on Friday last.
T.. II. Wolf OF Newburg, register.
ed at the Blackwater last Friday
Pioneer.
John Barton Payne, Of Chicago,
is In town.
Mr.. and Mrs, James Flynn, ofIron.
dale, are visiting Mrs. Klauser, At
this place this week.
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2 Presbytertan CsHreh-Rev. Samuel era
Nam, Pustor. Preaching every alternate
Sabbath, at 1850 a m. and 7:SO p. IN. Sun
dny.school at p. IN. Prayer meeting
every Wednesday evening At 7,30 p. m.
BdPtist ChHreA.-No regular pas tor at
present
4. N. E. ChEreh.-No regular pastor at
present.
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On August 10, 1887, at the resi-.
dence Of Mr.. Mayfeld, by the Rev.
j. s. Foreman, Zachariah Gibson and
Martha A. Taylor.
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ApvERTTsINa RATES /;

Transient advertisements will ke In
sererd for VI per inch for first insertion,
aud hfty cent? per inch for each addition .
nj insertion.
Personal COMMUNICATIONS inserted for
90 cents an inch.
Local notices 8 cents per line.
Poetry cents per line.
Entered at Kingwood Post ONCE as
second class mail matter.
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STORY 4 CLARK ORGNNS'

These are woll-known and thoroughly
reliable instrumeuts,--hsvo tho meta,
stop knob, which adds worry much To tho
appearance of an Organ. Handsome
Caso-purc, sweet tone.
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U0CiegaRa.

Rni0hts Of Fvthids.- Lodge meets every
Tuesday evening at their hall over Al
brights store.
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-. q o. Time Table.

-. q o. Time Table.
Trains leave Tunnelton station as
fOllowsI
GOING EAST,
NO 6o-Accom ALL I'M
3-Mail 6:lS I'M
l4o-Way S.35 a IN
6-haH 9:34 a m
4o-Express 1925 IN
SZ-Aocom $40 u m
Small lO:45 p IN
GOING WEST.
NO S-MHH 5:45 a m
M-Accom l0:45 a IN
H-ExPress 1910 m
49-Way l:l5 p m
6-MHh 6:I7 p IN
S-Accom 1909 p IN
l-EKPrcss lO;25 y IN
Nos. 2, 6, 5 and 1 do not stop.
WIN. NJ. CLEMENTS,
General Manager.
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suoNINGER ORGANS

Are unsurpassed In durability anl tone
qualities. rAey contain chino OF
thirty Swiss hollis, with which tho most
charming aud fascinating effects may 30
easily produced.
The Shoninger.has beautiful Chime
Catalogues, terms, pri
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~ tp~S ~ <>Osas0esss"
Gs aiebt mid fort, es aiebt mid fort.
SD fam niGt ldnger tueilen;
Mein 6ers it frarf, unb idtner rleir
Stun,
Sur M~orsenffrabl iuir5 bsiIen.
so oft meiu ause bic 6Iuren fdaut
SIN friI@ea Worgengeuanbe,
Gebnt ii6 riein 6er3 ned Der boloer
Braut,
Der f66HiisH Sunsfrau im 2anbe.
SO oft Id reit' iiber 6Iur unb Mu',
$40 8luraeii i'm 2orr f9 f4oares,
Oent, i1 on lire Meuglein blau
WobI inter ben golb'nen 6aarer.
so oft i'd tuan6're am grlenffrau9
Sci Der Sterue belent @efuntel,
Genfe i9 on f@parses aug
l1nb bic 2odenfille 10 buntel.
Die tieflte Wunbe suIaramenbeilt,
@e5hIagen bon Geinbesbdnben;
gsi5t mir, aIs tpdre riein 9er5 getbellt.
Die Dual tuirbs bod einff mobl enbert
. reite ui6t sur @eilierltunb',
ga berrfhen ad6tIi9e Gmaaren;
Du weibt es, GER Diuf, I'M erlen'
lgriub
Sa brob'n bent oersen @efabren.
Ssiirhte rimmer, fiII IFS isnG rIenstunb,
9har R~ebeIRreifer bort f9wanfen;
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Wetr
gait rasiuen ,pafsu @ebautenl
e6On' ftampft hsr saapps i@ou si!i er
lleber fselb uni wiIbe 6aiae.
Gerr Oluf reitet bon 6eerb unb 6aus,
gu bitten bic 9of5eitsleute.
Ra@t, o tuie Hinel Der Monb aleiu
Blidt auf bic einfnuen 6agen;
SIN Didi9t f6tet Elm BogeI gar fetr,
9o9 5a borden i9 bari aidt iuagerl.
bort sldust elm GetDaub! iGon f9panb
es fortl
Bie jeltfam rebeil bic 2hfte9
Mlein 6er3 fe feKeIn an bieien Ort,
Mli@ bauden In SGlumrler bic QUITE.
Dort b6r' i'd Fnsen, meiu 0ers tuirb
es Sns erIsnmas4snl 8 'i iiss' nit
8angenl
Da tanseu brei, ba tan3ert bier,
grIfbniss 5p&ter, fie tpintet mirl
mintommsu, 6err Oluf, mas eiIf Du
BON bier9
7ritt Der In ben Aeiger unb tang rnii
mirl
Sd nimmer bari, i'd rimmer mag,
6rib morgti1 lit rleirl 9o9aeitstag.
Gin Ieiben 6entb i@ sebe Dir feiu.
Nas bIeidte meme SHUTTER beim Mon'
srs beufhein.
werlume mid niGt nit fiiBer Reo'-
Sd bari niht tan5en, mic germ IDS tbdt.
6Dr' Eu, 6err Dluf, tuilff tanseu nit
mir.
ginen filberneu panser baun f6enie i&
Dirl
ilnb ipenia Su milf ni&t taraen mil
mir,
eeu6' unb aranfbeit foa foIgen 9irl
Der @ange bIeiG entifrbmt bas 8Iut,
Go meme 6anb Did i9Iager tbut.
6nl bilf mir Gott, iebt fabt he mid an.
GrIt6Higs So@ter bat mir Elm 3eib's
setbanl
gntfIieb' mein Mapp', bas 2ebeH mi,
rett'
GDu}f iuirb has grab mein6 o93eitsbettI
gntfleb' m~einsRappe. entitled DON bier,
AIs 6odseitsgaf fOigt Der Sob init mir
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0arteuzG smtert bes Sets rdeiters
tn gDmt, @uth's 0artem,

Sonntag, ben II. April
2.30 nbr Na9mittags.
grfer She'll.
l., Ouberture au ,MoianielIo", guber.
g., Walbb6rner.S olo, borgetragea bon
ben Serren Sui. Sobnfder, u. 9os
bile (gbicago), Ct. @rotb uno Mm.
Oabelotpt (glep OrIeans).
g., ,6ortunaA Ron3ert Shottif@, Gr.
abt (ar,ans. BON MIer. 8. 2ubpis).
A., Ha@ruf an @arl Maria b. Weber,
GroBe 6antafie bon 6. 6. Bad.
3weiterSbeiI.
s., Daberture ;u u&iensi", g. asnsr.
g., Mari9 u. @bor aus Der r3aubers
f6te1-W. q. Moaart.
T., 2ieb u. Quartet aus u&isoIettoA.
g., @roBe Gantafie aus WeDerbeer's
~propbet", Wiepre@t.
Oritter She'll.
g., 6adeltan3 (B-dur), Meperbeer.
TO-, rOie pop i'm WalbeA, 6olopieee
fit Gornet bon S9aeffer, borgetrn'
gen BON u. 8obe (Msilpaufee).
H., .6anb in Sanb@, poltasMaSu
ia BON Satan.
H., 26nis &arl Marid, bon unratb.
glbidieoszG ontert bes TeitOrdeiters
I'M Cperubanie,
Sonnt g, IL. april, 8 llbr abbs.
l., Oupertiire gu ~Oberon4. s. M: b.
Weber Sets r@efter.
q, 9ioIins@ Concert in D (erfer 6ab:
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bopen 81. Sbeooor Gourant.
g., Serenabe COP. 63-F dur: Allegro
moderate, Motto vivace, Walser,
MarI9), Sob. 8olfmann. Strei6s
inftrumente.
A., 0ioIonceasS Solo ....6err 6. 8eper
(pou Mfilpaufee).
s., 3itber Sob ySraumbilber", Gaus
tafie bon 8. 6. 2umbpe. .Derr
8. 8a9manl.
s., Ouberture gu rSannbduier", Rid.
Wagner. Sets r@efier.
-3pii6enpaufe.-
T., Ouberture gu nSemiramis], o..
Rofini Sets r9efter.
g., a. Srdumerei, Sob. S9umann,
b. 2~iebesIieb, Saubert,
......... Strei6iniirumente.
g., vSie tiirfiI9e S9aartpa6e" (Sons
bib, .bas Mns unb Mbriiden elmer
tiirtif4en patrouile barftelenb),
3b. Mi9aelis. --... GefsO r9efter.
TO-, Ouberture su Sell" DO.
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G. III 6err Oluf letbifl
Die Sebniu6t f6enft ibm 6liigel.
CT f9tpingt id mie elm g5elfalt
Serab bon ieuem Siigel.
CT reitet i6nea. er eiIt mad Saus,
Sings Stein uro Gunfen fieben;
$40 1T bes Selmes tpsiBer Straub,
Wo if Dein 69ilo gebliebsn2
gs trdufelt 8lut bon Dem sOlbenen
8iigeI,
9err OIuT, Serr OIuf. bait an Define
3iseIl
Dor 9u. 9srr OIuf, Jag an mir
gleid,
@ie ia bic Wange 10 blaB, 10 blei@s
Wie folt' fe ni6t iein, blaB unb biel9,
Sd mar bic Na9t i'm @rlenrei9!
limb h6r' gu, Serr Oluf, mein Sobr,
10 traut,
Was fog i'd nun beinsr iungen grallta
sSbr fogt, i1 fei in ben Walb sesangen!
Sen Grid nit ben &iiben einiufangen.
fnb bic 9dffe, o LOB lie uns f9auen,
Sur giner nit mir iab ben Morgeu ers
graueu!
llnb tper if Der Cine, Der mitsegangen2
Ses Sobes Grau'n, bas mein Serse
umfangen!
6iIf, milber gbrif, in Dual unbyfotbl
Ct infet, erblaHet, Serr Oluf 1T tobt!
Drum ratb' ib ieDem Singing on,
Der reiten mill i'm paine:
Ct reite nidt mad Der grlenb6b,
3u f9Iummern I'M Monbeni6eine.
OUT Did, o bit Sid
Dor grleub6b'
80 grIeniun9frauen fingen!
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SIN Often gebt bic Sonne auf,
Sic fdrbt bic golb'ne Wolt';
3iebf lber Meer unb Bergesb6b',
3iebt iiber Qanb uuo Boil.
Gie tonmt bonn ferner, iG6nen Strano,
alus parabiefes S9ooB;
6ie briugt 2eben, 2iGt unb Quft
SIR Ale, Rlein unb GroB.
5a @oites 6DHr' erfiilt bic Orb
a2it Wona' iilD 6immelspradt,
Gie fGenfet QiEb'rung iebem Sdmers,
grbelt bes anmmers Wa9t.
Sd uartei' an bes 6auies Sbir,
Die Gierne al erbli9en;
Gs III, felt Gluf rift bon bier,
Der G9laf bon mir getui6en.
Qerr DIuf, no treibts in Der Ra9i
Did bins
QDis fiuejf nit Ansif Du Der Muiter
Sinn2
QDir Iheufen Wetb, mir t6enter Wet1,
Maun fommt 6err OIuf gum 9iebGen
fein2
BON 66oOb Der RaGi beginnt fG
leiGt
Dos Morgenrotb su beben,
nub iuie bic Som, am 6imrneI ffeigt,
Gieigt rleiHe Nnsff, riein Bebenl
Mer reiist oOri bur1s bpbe Qorns
6tbbt Iali, H0st Iatt ius eoIbHe: 6orus
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Mam tergeFe ni6t,

bab bic geeeapart Der @snsraIs 9eenreaarb
unb GarIb, untsr bersu aufidt bic siekgniquf
Der eouiiiaaa Staatslotferie fattFnten, etas
fdere Biirsi1aft bafir eiebt. bab bi bieIsk
geIseenbsit AIss orbaunesssmi6 Dor Fd aebk
bab bic gbansen fur Sebsn eIeid Iinb unb 5Gb
Niemanb srrntbeu fam, pelde Hummer gss
ipinnen ipirb.
Ran bebents ferner, Sab bic anssa6-
lung Der @epinne rsn bier Ratipnak
banten earantirt il, unb ba6 bic 2poIe bon
BEN prdibentsn eines Snfisuts uutersei6net
finb, beHsn berbEiefie 2edte bon ben 65hRrn
Geri9tsb6fen ansrfanat iporben fnb. Nlan
butte fi9 babsr Dor allen auf Tiul6uua bes
9nblilums bsgsdusiea aa9nbmnussai
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- nNlpna6t", Otto Sob -. San
9ntoniu nSelpetia" (Dirigent:
6. Mener).
g., Na6tseians, Sean gost. -etrei@'
iniirumente.
d., ,6rei urb Oeuti6", 9. 6. 8eder,
.Seran. Sdngerbuno.
s., Ouperture BUR r3auberfl6te", %.
u. MOsart. :..-..;:GeitsS r9eter.
g., a) vDas einiasne &6slein", @:Ser.
mes. San Qntonio nJrobltnn"
(Oirigent: 5. s. &iiamann);
b rSrei blaue 8limIein1. 8nitan
Oresler. -. Son Mntonio Wtdrt=
uer6or (Sirisent: Carl Sed).
T., Subertlre 5a Isl J'etais Roi' BON
u. Mbam Sets r9etter.
g., Ser beutfde Sang, bon 6.Auer.
fel.-. Seranii6er Sdngerbunb nit
Or9eferbegleitung.
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fur Clubs t6unen In her Ofies Ia slsn
Drleans seula9t perben.
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bte gauge sbrefe.s
Ran i&ids @stb burd Hcfal U O.
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Neu OrIsans, Ga.
Gbnarb Wppre, Agent.
2sl aesauia Strabe, San uutsuio, fsgns
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6reitag, ben Is. April
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grffer She'll:
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b. Meber.
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bheus". Hofenfrln3.
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s., v9aDmtono"s Ouberture q. Sbomas.
g., Aim Meer", SoIo fiir Srombone,
ST. SCHUBERT, borgetrageu bonSrn.
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Uric O.. B. vSroubabout~ ..-8 erbi.
g., @roBe Gantaie aus Meperbeer's
v6ugenotter" 1890. Hofentran3.
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g., Sntrobuetion 6 gbor aus benz 3ten
Gift bon v2obengrin". .R. Wagner.
TO-, rSpbrppaten"= Wal3er 8. @ungl.
H., Gin 2raua fir Ba@usA. -Meu5el.
r., Gbampagner.@ alopp. =. 2umbpe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-04-12
Watinee irn Opernbmtie,

9onnerffag, ben IA. April,
2.30 ubr 0a9miitag.
l., SubeIsO uberture, 6. M. b. Weber,
Self Dr4effer.
q, a. Wari9 unb gbor aus rGauf",
Carl @ounob.- .-Jeft6or nit
Or9eiferbegleitung.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-04-12
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